How To Create A MySQL Database
MySQL is the world's second most widely used open-source relational database management system (RDBMS). You will need to install MySQL databases for many of the scripts that you use to power your website.
While many of our modules — such as Wordpress — create the MySQL database for you, there will be times when you need to manually create one.
In this tutorial, we’re going to show you how to create a MySQL database.
1- Login your cPanel Account
2- Once in cPanel, scroll down to the Databases Tab and click MySQL® Databases
3- In MySQL® Databases under Create New Database, give your database a name.
Note: The prefix will be your username._
For this example, we’ll call our database example1. After entering the name, click Create Database (pictured below)
4- After you create the database, click the Go Back link on the next page.
5- Your MySQL Database has been created and is ready to add users.
While many of our modules — such as Wordpress — create the MySQL database for you, there will be times when you need to manually create one.
In this tutorial, we’re going to show you how to create a MySQL database.
1- Login your cPanel Account
2- Once in cPanel, scroll down to the Databases Tab and click MySQL® Databases
3- In MySQL® Databases under Create New Database, give your database a name.
Note: The prefix will be your username._
For this example, we’ll call our database example1. After entering the name, click Create Database (pictured below)
4- After you create the database, click the Go Back link on the next page.
5- Your MySQL Database has been created and is ready to add users.
